St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
ELECTION ECHOES.
The Democrats Win at Nj Orris--.
Other News of Ballots,


council with two Prohibtionists. There
were three tickets in the field, a Demo-
cratic ticket. peoples ticket. which was a
partial Endorsement of the Democratic. and
a mo license" or Prohibition ticket. The
following are the officers elected: c. p.
Maginnis, president; Charles Wintermute.
H. S. Judson. II. Whitley and Thomas
ThomasSon. councillors; w. j. Munro,
treasurer; ID. Il. Wheaton, assessor. The
ticket as whole is good one and is gen.
orally satisfactory to license and no license
advocates.
CHATFIELD, March 9.-The election
passed off quietly yesterday, and the fol-
lowing ticket was elected: Supervisors,
James Waters, James Williams and A.
Nelson; assessor. Levi Ober; clerk, George
Gould; treasurer. &. II. Haven; constables,
John Scott, Eli Hodkinson.
ROCHESTER,. March 9.-The election yes
terday was quite spirited. The office of
marshal was contested for by three candi-
dates, and the city was so thoroughly can
vaSSed for votes that number OF minors
We're rung in. The count gave majority
of one vote for Marshal Kalb. who ran on
the peoples ticket. The position of Rada-
baugh is interesting. Whether he will con-
test the election or not is not known. The
Democrats elect mayor, street commits
sioner, alderman and constable in the First
ward, constable in the Second ward, and
school commissioner in the Third ward.
The Republicans capture the balance of the
ticket. IlluminatiOnS were numerous last
evening in honor of Nelson, mayor elect.
ADRIAN. March 9.-The town. election
was closely contested. full vote being
polled. There were several tickets in the
field. the following being the successful
one: President, James Il. Jones; council
men, Edward Cooper, +. c. Thompson and
Daniel Ryan; recorder. Clifford E. Cham
berlain; treasurer, Joseph Roll.
WATERvILLE. March AT our munich
pal election yesterday the ticket to sustain
the high license law just passed was
elected over the prohibition ticket.
MANKATo, March "a light vote was
polled yesterday throught the county on
the question of issuing bonds to complete
the new court house. The city gave ma
jority of 100 for bonds. 1t being the day
for the town meetings in the country a
heavier vote was polled among the farmers
who were generally opposed to bonds.
With returns all in excepting Danville and
Mapleton village there is majority of 14O
for bonds.
FARIBAULT. March Objections yester-
day in this county resulted as follows:
Morristown-Supervisor j. C. Temple, C.
NJ. Benson, L. NJ. Hollister; town clerk,
Charles Bird; treasurer, B. Hopkins; as
SCISSOR. J. P. Temple; justice of the peace, B.
Hopkins; constables, James Thayer, NJ. H.
Gouels.
Wells-Supervisors A. B. Cowan, John
Gotfrier, Jacob CUTLER: clerk, L. Winans;
treasurer, H. Pease; Assessor, Z. Langan;
constables, j. Fuller p. Dunn.
neutrality-suspicious., C. Deike J. j.
Bosshart, T. E. Bunde; clerk, II. C. Rolling;
treasurer, c. Deike; assessor, H. Bouttman.
Village of .Dundas-TrusteeS, J. NJ. Oliver,
j. w. Hucklns. j. O'Hern, A. i. Theilbar, r.
r. Hutchinson; justice, E. Strange.
neutrality-suspicious.. j. w. Huckins,
T. o. Brien, w. Eldred; clerk, J. NJ. Oliver;
justice of the peace, p. S. Bateman.
Walcott-Supervisors, ii. s. Seymour. n.
r. Castle, E. V. Wemple: clerk, E. L. Petteys;
treasurer, J. Q. Beardsley; assessor, j. H.
Petteys; justices of the peace,M NJ. S. Seymour
L. c. Adams; constables, E, Eastling, E.
Viult. ~.
Cannon City-Supervisors E. F. Oliver, ].
Cowles, W. Walrod; clerk. J. Herkenrath; {;
treasurer, w. l.. Hartman; assessor, c. Erb;
constables, P. Edwards; justice of the peace,
G. w. Pope.
Warsaw-Supervisors, S. NJ. West, R.
Leany, n. Nusbaum; clerk, j. II. McNiel:
treasurer,E. Hollister: assessor, J. H. Austin;
constable, S. Fosdick.
WINoNA. March 9.-The elections in
several Of the towns in Winona county re-
suited as follows:
Wiscoy-Supervisors, S. Nagel, Gil Corey,
A. Laufenberger; clerk, James Clarke; asses
sor, w. w. Cain; treasurer. c. Mckenzie:
justices of the peace, James Clark, j. L. Av-
erill; constable. L. Harris. The scheme to
remove the polling place to Witoka was de-
feated by vote of II to Is.
Pleasant Hill-Supervisors, A. J. Snider.
chairman, s. Stinson, D. A Murray: clerk, a,
II. Sinclair; treasurer, S. Hill; assessor A.
Jenkiuson; justices, j. l.. Finch, W. c. Berry;
constables, w. Edwards, NJ. Fay.
Utica-Supervsors, J. H. Perry, chairman,
John Posi-, William Bucholz; clerk. George
Camp; treasurer. d. H. Wilson; assessor
Ferdinand Belize; justices of the peace, e.
H. Mosher, William Duone; constables, Mic
Simon, Lewis Baldwin.
neutrality-suspicious., c. R. Conway,
chairman, Peter Lee, Peter Citizens; clerk.
w. r. Urbatch; assessor, Edward Baker;
justice of the peace, Henry Sims; constables,
Jacob Throne, Levi Sweat.
RED WING, March 9.-The following
election returns have been received:
Hay Creek-Superyisors, Henry Kolshorn
chairman, Christian Senkpiehl, Anton Scherf;
clerk, Adolph Crosse; treasurer, Peter Strom-
berg; assessor, Henry Schlenter; justice of
the peace, William Hayman, Sr.; constable
c. Fcllman.
Neutrality-suspicious. A. T. Kjos, chair
man, Martin Kispert, j. j. Helle; clerk, H. O.
Braaten; treasurer, Martin Kispert; assessor,
Christ Won Void: Justice, John Wolf; consta-
bles, Martin S. Gjelum, George Kispert.
Burnside-Supervfsors, David Purdy, chair
man, Charles Charlson, Andrew Fredine;
clerk, NJ. s. Tyler; treasurer. B. Mein; as
SCISSOR, A. P. Wilson; Justice, Nj. S. Tyler;
constable, w. F. Chamberlain.
Belle Creek-Supervisors, David Franklin,
chairman, c. Jacobson, NJ. A. Anderson; as
SCISSOR. George Cook; clerk, Edward Olds; JUS
tice. Charles Erickson.
neutrality-suspicious., E. Nj. Carlson, chair
man, J. w. Danielson, F. Peterson; clerk, w
C.. Crandall; treasurer, John Swanson: as
SCISSOR, Michael Henry; justice, Samuel c.
Nelson.
An Unfortunate Girl.
Special to the Globe.